Privacy
This page describes the website’s static pages and local browser tools. It is not a claim that visiting a hosted website can never involve personal data.
1. Website features
This implementation has no accounts, payments, submitted forms, behavioural analytics or advertising trackers. It does not request geolocation, contact an external search engine or fetch lottery results from an API. Website fonts, styles and scripts are local files.
Archive filters operate on the eight records already present in the page. Selections are not sent to a server by the filtering script and are not saved as persistent visitor preferences.
2. Correction drafts stay local
The correction-draft tool asks for a page or record reference, a topic, an optional source URL and a message. It does not ask for your identity or an email address. Do not place personal or sensitive details in the free-text fields.
The application keeps the draft in page memory rather than cookies, local storage or a remote database. It has no message-delivery endpoint. Reset clears the fields and preview. Browser-managed history, page restoration or clipboard features may behave according to your browser and device settings.
3. Copies and downloads
Copying a draft places its text on your device’s clipboard if you allow the browser operation. Downloading creates a text file on your device. The result export creates a CSV containing public draw records, not visitor details.
You control what happens to an exported file or copied text afterwards. Local files and clipboard contents are not removed by clearing the website form.
4. Technical requests and hosting
Loading a hosted page involves requests to the host. Depending on its configuration, the host or delivery infrastructure may process technical information such as an IP address, requested path, request time and browser information for delivery, security or logging.
The absence of analytics in these files does not establish that the hosting infrastructure keeps no logs. This page does not assign an invented retention period or claim that consent is the basis for every technical operation.
5. External websites
Source and support links lead to independently operated websites. Following a link makes a request to that destination, whose own information practices and policies apply. This website does not embed those services or load their pages automatically.
A source URL entered into a correction draft is treated as text after protocol validation. The tool does not fetch it to check its contents.
6. Practical choices and limitations
You can read every result without enabling the local tools. You can leave draft fields empty, clear a draft, or choose not to copy or download it. The cookies and storage page describes the no-tracker baseline.
The local draft tool is not a delivered privacy-rights request and does not provide a verified contact channel to a data controller. The domain is a website label, not a legal identity. This technical description should not be read as an assurance that every deployment has the same hosting practices.